The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 11, 1968 Page: 6 of 10
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\ PORM1R LLANO WOMAN
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\ , Stirs. Olive Hall and daughter
of Houston visited last weekend
with Mrs. Fritz Otto Sr., Miss
Bessie Newsom, and Mr. and Mrs.
vvjtrk A Moss
Mrs Hall, who lived in Llano
many years ago. had not been
back for 40 years.
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RAMBLIN’ ROSE
Llano, Texas
Jinny Fletcher
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Hill Country
Ranblers
. Saturday Night
9 Till 1
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Sunday Matinee
4 till 10 p.m.
Ladies Free Sunday
Matinee
200 Served at Gay
Nineties Barbecue
KINGSLAND—Alpha Delta Zeta
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. the
newe-t service organization in the
Highland Lakes area, served ap-
proximately 200 people at a Gay
Nineties Barbecue, held Saturday
evening at Nob Hill activity centri-
st Kingsland.
A band from Austin added to
the festivity, playing all types of
music firm country western to
popular. ..
The barbecue was the first of
the sorority’s ventures. Proceeds
are designated for service projects
to be announced later.
Plans are in the working state
for several projects, among .them
the cancer crusade.
The total membership was very
busy and active at Saturday’s bar-
becue.
The next pledge training meet-
ing for new pledges will be held
in the home of Shirley Meischen
at Kingsland at 7:30 p.m Thurs-
day, July 11.
or Family Holds
Runi.on at Llano
The descendants of the late
John and Mattie Reagor met Sun-
day at the city park" for a reunion
with about 45 members present,
including all of their living child?
ren.
A chicken barbecue with all the
trimmings was served at noon.
Those present were from Cali-
fornia, College Station, Austin,
Burnet, as well as Llano County.,
KregfDerrick Inman
Baptized Sunday
Kreg Derrick Inman, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Les Inman cf
San Angelo, was bartized Sunday.
July 7, at St. James Lutheran
Church during the worship ser-
vice by the Rev Marvin Koenig
with Jeffrey Hopf acting as aco-
lyte. ■
Sponsors were Miss Debra Hoh-
mlhn of San Angelo. Valtin In-
man of Llano an i San Angelo, and
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Winkel of
Llano. ......................,.....
A dinner was served at Inman’s
Kitchen after the service, to the
pastor and his family, all spon-
sors, parents, all grandparents,
three great-grahdpgrents, and
other relatives and mends.
Kreg Derrick was born at San
Angelo May 5, the couple's first
child.
Wanderer
JULY
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Clearance Sale
All Summer Fabrics
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REDUCED
The Fabric Shop
Pee Wee Team Wins
Over Kingslanders
The Llano Fjre Department Pee
Wee Team No. 2 won. 11-9. over
the Kingsland Pee Wee team
Tuesday night.
The . Llano players are Randy-
Dees. James Kleen, Kendall Seid-
ensticker. 'Richard Wooten, Ned
Butlej;. B Xapolez. Daryl Talley.
Danny Hackworth, Kearby Need
ham, David Watts and Oestreich.
Players for the. No. 2 team are
Craig Joy, Wayne Leach. Robert
Box. Ricky Gamblin, Larry Lei-
festc, Ricky Simpkins. Glen Wil-
liams. Danny Rogers. Randy
Franklin. Steve Owens, Roger Her-
ridge and Richard Dees (bat boy).
The July schedule'for the No. I
team is at Kingsland July 11 and
against Kingsland at Llano July-
18. The No. 2 team will play at
Kingsland- July 23. All games
start at 6 o’clock.
•Coaches for the teams are Roy
Goff. W. J. Rogers and Teddy Joe
TMlieyr "
Country Music
Program Planned
KINGSLAND—With country mu-
sic, the “Poverty Playboys.’’ doc
tor, lawyer, merchant, chief, of
Kerrville will present a concert
Friday night. August 9, at 8:15
p.m. at the Highland Lakes Coun-
try Club.
The event will be sponsored by
the Women’s Culture Club and
the public is invited. A silver of-
fering will be taken for communi
ty projects
The country combo is composed
of business and professional men
of Kerrville who have received
wide acclaim for their country mu
sjc, which they follow as a hobby.
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CUNNINGHAM
Sometimes an idea for a civic
function dicks Sometimes it
doesn’t. But none recently seems
to have gone "bver as well or to
have been as greatly appreciated
as the Llano Lions Club's July 4th
celebration at the city park.
The event drew a large crowd,
all of whom seemed to enjoy the
occasion and seemed eager for the
opportunity to take part in a pa-
triotic celebration of the type that
has been much neglected of late.
Many people who attended said
the occasion brought a feeling of
“togetherness” that they had sel-
dom experienced.
Expressions of faith- in our her-
itage of freedom are all too few
these days, and it_ is a healthy
and encouraging sign to see them
participated in so wholeheartedly.
Congratulations and thanks to
the Lions Club for a good job—
well planned and well done.
—w—‘'
A young mother got service at
a local prescription counter re-
cently. Coming in with a prescrip-
tion and two little broiling-size
youngsters, she handed over her
prescriptioh and announced: “I'm
going to give you 10 minutes and
then I’m going to turn these kids
The druggist beat the deadline
by a good eight minutes.
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The following poem, written by
Robert T^^Mnrry) Davis, director
of the Youth Conference,
and repM^Rl frequently, is wor-
thy of passing on:
Don't Blame tha Children
We read in the papers and hear
on the air
Of killing and stealing and crime
everywhere.
We sigh and we say as we notice
the trend, - . **,
"This young generation, where will
it end?
But can we be sure it’s their fault
alone,
That maybe a part of it isn’t our
own?
Are we less guilty who place in
- their way
Too many things that can lead
them astray?
Too much to spend and too much
idlfc time.
Too many movies of passion and
crime,
Too many books not fit to be read
Too much of evil in what they
hear' said,
Too many juke joints and too
many bars,
Too many hot-rude and rattle-trap
cars,
Too many reasons for children to
roam,
And too many parents who don’t
stay at home.
Kids don’t make the movies,
they don’t write the books,
That paint a gay picture of gang-
sters and crooks.
Kids don’t make the liquor, they
don’t buy the cars.
They don’t make the laws, and
they don’t ran the bars.
They don’t sell the reefers that
addle their brain,
That’s all done by older folks
greedy for gain.
We’re shocked at their morals,
amazed at their crimes,
And grieved that we live in such
perilous times,
By the rule of the Blameless the
Saviour made known,
Who is there among us to cast the
first stone?
Remember these words, for oh,
they’re so true,
The label “delinquent" fits older
Captell Lutheran
Plans Clean^Up
rCASTELL—St John Lutheran
Women planned a clean-up day
for Wednesday, July -31, at the
church when they held their
monthly meeting July 3.
Mrs Ms/tin Kowierschke presid-
ed at the meeting and gave the
cause of the month with Mrs. Nor-
man Birk giving the devotional
and meditation. Rev. C.‘A. Lehne
gave the Bible study.
A bridal shower for Mrs Dan-
ny. Taylor of Baytown, the former
Miss Laura Vasterling, was dis-
cusesed.
Use (he Classified Ads—They Get Results!
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Air-Conditioned, Oxygofvlqulpped Ambulance lorvlao
( Dan Waldrop#
Phene 247-4300
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Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Gaddy
and three children of Houston are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Jernigan.
folks, too.
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Over Ingram way—six miles
west of Kerrville on the banks of
the Guadalupe River—is a rather
amazing institution, the Hill Coun-
try Arts Foundation.
In a comfortable and fully-
equipped open-air theatre on the
banks of the riVer, they offer a
summer schedule of plays and
musicals that are well worth any-
one’s trip to see. Right now,
through July 21, they’re doing a
fine job with John van Druten’s
clever comedy about modern
witchcraft, "Bell, Book and Can-
dle,” and from July 24 ihrrbugh
August 11 they will present the
big-time hit Rodgers and Hammer-
stein musical, "The Sound of MU
sic.”
AH .performances start at 8:30
p.m., Wednesday through Sunday
evenings.
The foundation also offers a full
summer ‘ chedule of classes In arts
and crafts with some noted artists
as instructors.
Your business letterhead.
silent salesman
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Specials for Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Monday, July 0i2,13 & 15
Political
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Tho Llano Nows la
to announce tha candidacy cf Mia
fallowing parson*, *ub|oct to Hw
action of the November General
■lection:
FOR RIPRISINTATIVI
17th Congressional District
Omar Burls sen
FOR ITATI RIPRISINTATIVI
SSth District
FOR DISTRICT JUDOR
33rd Judicial District
Jack I. Millar
FOR DISTRICT ATTORN IY
33rd Judicial District
Lewis Crump
FOR COUNTY ATTORMIY ’
Carlas Ashley, Jr. \
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Gale 11 gen
FOR TAX ASMSSOR-COLbtCSWI
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'COMMISSION RR,
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FOR CONSTABUI, fUlid 1
Why Pay More When You Can Pay Less
COFFEE maxy^ljouse . .59 ;
lUCAN 1.18
PORK & BEANS, Hunt’s 2Yz cans
4 for $1.00
SWEET PEAS, Argo
6 cans $1.00
BISCUITS “ ......... —
12 cans 89c
UPTON TEA "
% lb. 39c
Mrs. Tuckers Shortening
3 LB CAN
PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRlirr DRINK
4 cans $1.00
FLOUR, Gladioh ““
5 lb. bag 49c
CAKE MIX, Betty Crocker Layer Cakes
3 for 89c
BONUS Giant Size
.59
CHUNK STYLE TUNA, reg. size cans
3 for 89c
WESSON OIL, 24 oz. bottle
39c
TOMATOES, Fresh Llano
lb. 19c
SUPERIOR DUCHESS DE LUXE
jurtwvn uuv.nc« L/C LUAC
ICE CREAM half gallon
MILK, Gallon Carton
.69
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MARKET SPECIALS t-
FRYERS Armours Star graoea lb. .31
ROUND STEAK pound
SIRLOIN STEAK pound
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BUMP ROAST poand
WIENERS Rath Bladdnwk.49
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Cunningham, T. H. The Llano News (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 11, 1968, newspaper, July 11, 1968; Llano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1037827/m1/6/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Llano County Public Library.